The display driver installed is the current driver according to Windows update. For example, if I'm using Windows Live Movie Maker, it will crash after only a few seconds of playback, then I have to close the app and reopen it, so I can get another 30 seconds of work done if I am lucky." - hopmedic (Windows Central forums)"Following a Windows 10 update on my Surface Pro 3 I now find the 'Display Driver stops responding and then recovers' while playing MS games. "Ever since the 1511 update last week, my SP3 display adapter crashes all the time. This behavior is intentional to allow users on the 31-day trial to be able to roll back to their previous version if they are not satisfied with the upgrade.Ī similar issue has been reported happening on Surface Pro 3, Surface Pro2, and many other devices. Also, people who have recently upgraded to Windows 10 will notice that it will take a little longer to receive the update. It will take some time for the update to reach everyone.
It's worth noting that many other users have been complaining because they haven't received the update, but because Microsoft is rolling out Windows 10 version 1511 over time. And yes I restarted my computer more than once" - said user tatinowi on Reddit. Searching again for updates doesn't find anything. I checked in CMD via "ver" the version, and it still says 10240. (1511, 10586) Looks like it finished downloading, I was AFK and then it said all updates are installed. "I searched for updates to get TH2 installed, and I got the right update. According to the company, some devices may experience this issue if they have an SD card inserted during the upgrade - Simply, removing the SD card during the installation process fixes the issue. We also have previously reported that there is a known bug that is causing the installation to stop responding at 44 percent. Or the November update installation through Windows Update will simply fail, and then no update will appear to retry the installation. Your computer will get stuck, and a black screen will force you to hard-reboot, therefore sabotaging the upgrade, rolling your computer back to the previous version. It could also happen that during the upgrade process. An error will occur, and after rebooting, the computer will display it's up to date even though it's still running the original version of Windows 10. While not everyone is experiencing the same issues, one of the most common problems we're seeing are related getting the update.įor example, some users reported that they can see the November update is available to them, but the installation will just get stuck.
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